
One Tuesday, a power surge scrambled multiple PCs at the home of a user’s parents, both in their 90s, about 100 miles from the user. On Wednesday, they ordered the Comet (GL-RM1) from Amazon; same-day delivery brought it straight to the house.
Thursday morning, they guided their father through connecting the device to the “broken” PC. After some setting up, they were able to dive straight into BIOS on the target PC.
From the Comet console, the user investigated BIOS settings. Diagnosis: a classic boot puzzle on a multi-drive system.
After a few retries and reboots, they restored the correct disk order and the PC sprang back to life.
That’s the power of a true remote KVM: even when the OS won’t load, you can work at BIOS level, as if you’re physically at the keyboard and monitor.
From unboxing to resolution took about an hour-and avoided 200 miles of driving (possibly 400 if the PC had to be hauled home). The verdict from the user: “Very happy with my purchase.”
At GL.iNet, we’re focused on making professional-grade remote access simple and reliable for individuals and small teams. Whether you’re helping family from afar or maintaining edge devices without rolling a truck, the Comet (GL-RM1) Remote KVM over Internet lets you work as if you’re right there, even before the OS loads.
Have a story like this? Share with us by replying to marketing@gl-inet.com. We’d love to hear it. Your real-world wins help others solve problems faster, and skip the long drive.
You can find the original post here, thank you to user Dwuk3d for allowing us to share their story!
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